Category: Opinion

By: Lamara Garba Azare In the vast theatre of Nigerian politics, where loyalties shift like desert winds and alliances are often built on the fragile sands of expediency, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso remains…

By Law Mefor The First Lady of Anambra State, Dr (Mrs)Nonye Soludo, is a real class act, a special being versed in many splendored undertakings. She stars as a beacon of family…

Echoes Of Enugu 2025 NGE Elective Convention By Abdullahi Yusuf On Wednesday,June 26,2025, about 400 Editors from media organizations across the country under the aegis of the Nigerian Guild of Editors(NGE) converged…

BY INUWA WAYA The circumstances that led to the ceasefire after the 12 day war between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the State of Israel are in the public domain. Whatever…

AN EVERLASTING BOND OF LOYALTY AND GRATITUDE TO MY BOSS, GANDUJE — MOHAMMED GARBA It is with a heart filled with profound gratitude, respect, and an unwavering sense of loyalty that I,…

By Lamara Garba On Friday, the 1st of Al-Muharram, 1447 AH—corresponding to June 28, 2025—Nigeria lost a legend, and the world dimmed a little. Alhaji Aminu Alhassan Dantata, fondly known as Aminu…

By Ibrahim Adam In a refreshing and visionary approach to leadership, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has redefined governance in Kano State by empowering Local Government Chairmen and Councillors to become the true…

By Ibrahim Dan-Gaskiya Democracy is a system of government where power is vested in the people, either directly or through elected representatives. Key characteristics include free and fair elections, protection of individual…

By Lamara Garba In a time when many public officeholders are accused of losing touch with the very people they were elected to serve, Jigawa State Governor, Malam Umar Namadi Danmodi, is…

By Adamu Aminu. The menace of building collapses has cast a long shadow over Nigeria, claiming over 200 lives and injuring more than 500 people between 2020 and 2024. The statistics are…

By Babayo Sule PhD Fortunately, I stumbled across a fabulous article with the above title written by a certain Muhammad Ibrahim, PhD, from Qatar. It immediately got me thinking and awakened my…

By Adamu Aminu. Kano, renowned for its vibrant commerce and rich cultural heritage, is now battling a dual menace threatening its social fabric: the rise of thuggery, known as Fadan Yan Daba,…

By Hadiza Nasir Ahmad I returned home on Wednesday, the Keke carrying me through a gathering I’d never witnessed before. A crowd, a sea of faces, and a growing unease. I asked…

As the 2027 general elections approach in Nigeria, political activities are gaining momentum across the country. Aspirants and political stakeholders are holding consultations, strategizing, and making crucial moves in anticipation of the…

By Mahfouz Mustapha Maisikeli As someone who has had the privilege of performing Hajj multiple times, I went into the 2025 pilgrimage expecting the usual: long queues, food complaints, poor logistics, and…

By Zainab Nasir Ahmad, Youth Advocate and Development Practitioner As a daughter of Kano, it deeply saddens me to witness what our beloved city has become. This is not the Kano I…

By Ibrahim Adam In the sacred valleys of Mina, where millions gather seeking divine mercy, something unusual happened. It wasn’t the rituals or the crowd—it was the sight of a Nigerian governor…

By Musa Abdullahi Sufi As Nigeria continues its democratic journey and the African continent repositions itself on the global stage, history often reopens pages that deserve deeper introspection. One such page bears…

By Musa Abdullahi Sufi, Kano Nigeria In the digital age, where stories travel faster than sound and visuals reshape global consciousness, a new breed of influence has emerged: the content creator. Armed…